The Brnbrade Coil/Overunity?

[BEP]

@BEP,
what is Al varnish ?

Aluminum or Aluminium varnish is a protective coating applied to metals. You see varnish of another sort on magnet wire - very thin almost plastic like coating.

Al varnish is made to protect Aluminum and prevent oxidation. I suspect it causes oxidation to form initially - as part of that process.

[EMdevices]

Hi guys,

Take a look at the brnbrade photo, Ã, I TURNED UP THE LIGHTS DOWN BELLOW Ã, 

Do you see anything disturbing? Ã,  Ã, 

When we called him on his lightbulb photo he came back with some capacitor photos. Ã, Why the change?

I'm not interested in capacitor photos, NO, Ã, I can get a photo like his easily. Ã, I charge the cap and hook the voltmeter that bearly drains the caps. Ã,  He even has electrolitic caps on there, lots of charge !!!
I think what he did in the photo picture, he hooked up his radio to it, or maybe a batteri, to the yellow cables.

He does have AC, but you know what, Ã, I GOT AC TOO !!!! Ã,  Ã,  Freaking 60 Hz !!!! Ã, Not 250 Volts but 5 Volts, but my coil is smaller.

EM

[EMdevices]

Interesting theory BEP, galvanic action, hmmm

You know what,  brnbrade described the layers he used, and there was INSULATION ON EITHER SIDE OF HIS ALUMINUM.

EM

[BEP]

I see your point EMDevices.
I also see in this photo that the small wire coils are cross connected as I now suspect they should be because of the aluminum layers.

We should keep our eyes open, by all means! Sharp Eyes you have!

[EMdevices]

Here is my coil, if you're curious.